Category: Russia

Brent crude fell 3.18 percent October 2021, according to trading data. At 14:36 ​​Moscow time, the value of January futures fell to $ 78.66 (minus 3.18 percent compared to the close of the previous trading session). The fall is associated with the threat of the introduction of new lockdowns in Europe, in particular, Germany due to an increase in the number of cases of coronavirus, writes Reuters. WTI crude was trading at $ 76.06 (minus three percent).

A native of Tajikistan beat a friend in Moscow because of a quarrel after drinking alcohol Moscow. The Baza edition writes about this. The man who beat the young man turned out to be a native of Tajikistan with Russian citizenship, his friend was injured, with whom they drank alcohol together, and subsequently quarreled. The girl who stood up for the beaten was a passerby – she decided to intervene in the conflict and help, but as a result received a blow in the face. The police detained the man who beat the guy and the girl, he admitted that at the time of the fight very drunk. After he hit the Russian woman, visitors from Dagestan tried to calm him down. According to Gazeta.Ru, the victim Evgenia Zhuravleva needed the help of doctors. After the incident, she went to a cell phone salon and asked to call an ambulance.

The ecologist found hundreds of bleak corpses on the shores of Lake Karlingvark Hundreds of dead and live small fish were washed from the Scottish Lake Karlingvark. This is reported by the Daily Star. Related materials 00:02 – April 4, 2018 Found a scoutmanPeople shoot and butcher animals in front of children. They can get away with everything 20:37 – 13 February 2014 The tragedy of an extra animal on the shore of the lake heaps of dead and still living bleak. In her opinion, the reason for the mass death and release of fish onto land was water pollution. Cox added that neither the gulls nor the crows ate the fish, which may indicate that it is toxic. The ecologist sent photographs of the bodies to the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency, whose representative went to the scene for investigations, but the results of his work are still unknown. Cox

Political scientist Dudakov: US non-recognition of the elections in the Russian Federation in 2024 is unlikely the risk of non-recognition by the United States of the results of the elections in Russia, which are scheduled for 2024. In his opinion, such a gesture from the United States is unlikely. Earlier, two American congressmen Steve Cohen and Joe Wilson submitted to the US House of Representatives a proposal not to recognize Vladimir Putin as the head of the Russian state if he runs and wins elections in 2024 year. Their proposal is motivated by the fact that the amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation adopted in 2020, as they believe, contradict Russian laws and international obligations. “You need to understand that this idea was not proposed by the most influential congressmen, even though they represent both parties. It is clear that in this way a certain idea is simply

Virologist Altstein: Russia has passed the peak in COVID-19, but the incidence will remain high Russia has passed the peak in COVID-19, but the incidence will remain at a high level. This was stated by the virologist, chief researcher of the Gamaleya Research Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology Anatoly Altstein at the conference “Treatment of COVID-19 and the epidemiological situation,” RIA Novosti reports. He noted that the high incidence rate will persist until those until vaccination results improve in the country. In his opinion, non-working days had little impact on the coronavirus pandemic, however, the incidence rate in Moscow has decreased significantly. “I nevertheless think that we have now passed the peak,” Altstein said during a speech at the conference … At the same time, he stressed that more than three percent of patients die from COVID-19 in Russia. Earlier, Anatoly Altstein expressed the opinion that the coronavirus pandemic could

Baza: a mass brawl with the participation of visitors at the shopping center in Pushkin began due to a dispute on social networks center “Aquarelle” in Pushkin near Moscow began because of a dispute in social networks, one of the participants in the conflict was hospitalized with a concussion and a torn wound on the lip. The details that have become known are given by the Baza edition in its Telegram channel. According to the newspaper, initially only two young people planned to clarify the relationship with their fists. However, later, acquaintances of one of the participants in the conflict intervened in the situation. Also, according to Baza, one of the fighters took out a pistol. The police have already seized the weapon. On the fact of the incident, the Ministry of Internal Affairs organized a check. Earlier, a mass brawl involving migrants took place in Odintsovo near Moscow. Dozens

Apple payment service will be available to all MIR cardholders payment cards the ability to pay for Apple content and services, the press service of the payment system said. You can now link your World card to your Apple ID and use it to pay for subscriptions and content, including apps in the App Store, Apple Music, Apple TV +, TV shows and movies in the Apple TV app, Apple Books and iCloud storage, across all Apple devices … As noted, the service will be available to all MIR cardholders. In order to use the service, MIR cardholders need to select “Add a payment method” when using a new or existing Apple ID. After that, you need to go to the “Credit or Debit Card” section and add your “World” card details as a payment method in your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac or iTunes settings. “New payment method is

The UN representative announced that Madagascar is on the verge of hunger due to climate change Madagascar is on the verge of hunger, which will be caused by global climate change. Such a development of events was predicted by the official representative of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Jens Larke, reports TASS. Larke noted that the country is experiencing the worst drought in the past forty years, which makes it difficult for tens of thousands of local residents provide yourself with food. “People face severe malnutrition, and 28,000 people live in conditions similar to hunger, when life is in danger,” he said. OCHA has asked the international community to allocate $ 231 million for a special humanitarian assistance program a million Madagascars. A spokesman for the department said that donors have already provided $ 120 million, but this amount was not enough to provide

Figure skater Adelia Petrosyan was the first in the history of women's skating to jump a quadruple rittberger program at the Russian Cup in Perm. The broadcast is available on the website of Channel One. Petrosyan became the first in the history of women's skating who managed to perform a quadruple rittberger at a competition. For the rental, the 14-year-old athlete received 147.15 points and took second place in the tournament, gaining a total of 213.26 points. Sofia Muravyova became the winner with 216.64 points. Sofia Samodurova (188.39) is in third place. Petrosyan trains under the guidance of Eteri Tutberidze. Last season, she became the winner of the Russian Cup among juniors. Russian Alexandra Trusova became the first in the history of women's single skating to perform the quadruple salchow, sheepskin coat and lutz in the official competition. She also trains under the guidance of Tutberidze.

In Nur-Sultan, mothers with many children took part in a rally against vaccination against coronavirus COVID-19. “Sputnik Kazakhstan” writes about this. On November 19, protesters women came to the Ministry of Health of Kazakhstan and demanded the resignation of its head Aleksey Tsoi. The press service of the department said that the protesters opposed both the vaccination of children and vaccinations against coronavirus in general. After unsuccessful attempts to break into the government building, the women, holding hands, lined up in a chain along a nearby avenue and they began to shout anti-Akser slogans. Representatives of the Esil district administration tried to appeal to the protesters, but mothers with many children pelted them with snowballs. After some time, the protesters dispersed. The police did not detain anyone. In July, in Nur-Sultan, a clash broke out between opponents of vaccinations against COVID-19 and representatives of the Ministry of Health. Outraged activists